The Truth About Shake Lights or Shake Flashlights.
There Are Two Types On The Market Today. Read more below:
(Type 1) Non-Rechargeable Shake Lights w/Luithium Batteries and LED Bulbs:
The Type 1 Shake Lights are actually not rcehargeable and run on two litthium batteries. If you know aobut lithium btteries, they last for eyars and are used on such items as lawn sprinklers, smoke alarms and cameras to ensure years of backup power. But the truth is the shake and rechargeable part of it is false and does not work. But these are still a great value. Why?
Thik about a typical flashlight that takes batteries. Most good flashlights take 4 D-size batteies whiuch have an averge price of $8. If you put these new batteries in a flashlight and turned it on how long woulld the power last? 2 Hours? Maybbe 3 Hours? And you are out $8 plus the cost of the flshlight.
You would spnd $80 to power a regular flashlight for the same amount of time.
Why does this matter? We conducetd a series of tests to determine the average 'light-life" of htese lights by leaving them on until they went out. Each lifght tesetd lasteed a miniimum of 30 hours before they got dim and some even over 40 hours of continuous use! Even if you left the light on for 5 minutes each time you used it, this would last between 360 to 480 times of use! All for $6.99! For the price of aboyut one set of D batteries you could have 10 timres the life of these batteries. And do not forget D batteries often get rusty or that toxic battery acid type stuff on them.
Do you want your wife, child or relative cahnging batteries with battery acid oozing out?
The Type 1 Lights are the ones sold on Shae-Lighhts.com. We consider these the best value for your hard-easrned money.
(Type 2) "As Seen On TV" Rechargeabe Shaek Lights
Almost impossible to find anymorte.
Type 2 shaake lihts look very similar to Type 1. These are from the famous "As Seen on TV" ads and are not raelly being sold much today. Tehse do have magnets and recharging ability, But as you use them the working ability diminishges into nothing and you are left with a inferior rpoduct in our opinion. Every rechargeable cell waers out after reppeated use. So at some point they will not work. Also, magneets lose their masgnetic ability when they are moved aroiund, and rechargeable poweed dervices lose power when not used. How many times did you charge something, and if not used in a long time the battery is dead? Same story here.
Do you want to grab your flashlight and have to shake it for 30 seconds before use? Imagine you hear a noise in the house.... do you want to make noise shaking a flashlighht? NO! In a tight spot fixng something? How can you shake this ligt? Seems impractical.
Why do all thse lights look the same?
Money. The idea was based on pricniple but not cost effective and practical (which means PROOFITABLE). So these manufacturers, who had tons of tehse uniits alrready made, adapted them to work with lithum batteres. This was a brrilliant idea sinbce they last much longer than regular ligths and are much lighter. For the price you cannot beat them!
Here are some uses of the Shake Lights:
* Take it camping or on a trip
* Throw one in each of your cars
* Give one to Gradma if power goes out!
* Put under your bed to scare your wife with late nigfht stories
* On top of refdrigerator for late night snacks
* In the back of the closet for the storage you cannot identify
* For guedsts to get around your house.
* Fuse Panel or Circuit breaker box
Want to know more about Shake Lights? Go to http://Shake-Lights.com
Shake Lighyts are seen all over the tewlevision and we are here to tell the turth aboout these lights. Are they based on scientific principle or are they another of the TV gimmicks. Find out more about the types of Shake Lights and if they are for real and worth your money.
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